Daily Archives: August 11, 2021

Movie Preview: Guy Pearce searches for androids in “Zone 414”

Posted on August 11, 2021 by Roger Moore

A “Blade Runner” set in an ever-closing-in future, a world where machines become the new Tinder/Grindr, and murderous stuff is going down? Sept. 3.

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Movie Preview: Nic Cage gets back to being Nic Cagey — “Prisoners of the Ghostland”

Posted on August 11, 2021 by Roger Moore

Sept. 17, get CAGED. Sofia Boutella and Nick Cassavetes are among the co-stars of this “legendary” tale about the one man who can break a curse and free a kidnapped young woman.

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Netflixable? “The Kissing Booth 3” wraps up the teen “saga”

Posted on August 11, 2021 by Roger Moore

Sometimes, it can seem that the only reminder that Netflix didn’t always own the teen rom-com market at the movies is the presence of Molly Ringwald as the Mom in the “Kissing Booth” movies. The first film, back in 2018, … Continue reading →

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Movie Review: Getting over “Whelm,” and in a hurry

Posted on August 11, 2021 by Roger Moore

I doff my fedora at any indie filmmaker with the wherewithal to take a shot at making a period piece with little or no money, rather than going the slasher/spatter film route like everybody else. But if you’re letting actors … Continue reading →

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Movie Preview: Michael Keaton, Amy Ryan and Stanley Tucci debate what 9/11 victims’ lives are “Worth”

Posted on August 11, 2021 by Roger Moore

Netflix has this different spin on 9/11, a movie about the quantifying of the value of a life that went on after 3000 Americans were murdered by Saudi financed hijackers while George W Bush napped.

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